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Posts Tagged ‘intellectual and developmental disabilities’

Building Belonging: How Shared Living Spaces Support People with Disabilities

A group of four senior African-American friends, two couples, hanging out at a city park. One of the men is in a wheelchair from a physical disability due to an accident. They are having fun laughing and dancing.

July is Disability Pride Month, a great opportunity to learn, raise awareness and advocate for individuals with disabilities, from physical disabilities requiring a wheelchair to developmental disabilities. At KVC Nebraska, our Shared Living program (SLP) fosters welcoming environments for everyone by empowering shared living providers to offer homes to individuals with disabilities. Discover some strategies that shared living providers and communities use to foster independence and support individuals with disabilities.

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Supporting Individuals with Developmental Disabilities through Inclusive Communication

March is a time to celebrate inclusivity and effective communication with individuals with developmental disabilities.

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Impact of the Arts: How Young People with Learning Disabilities Can Benefit from Art

The arts can provide many benefits to young people with learning disabilities and create a positive difference in the home.

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What is Shared Living?

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Shared Living services allow people with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities the opportunity to learn independent living skills and thrive. Learn more about Shared Living and the process to become a Shared Living provider in this blog.

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Helping People with Disabilities Learn Skills for Independent Living

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Ally Kirschenman finds joy and purpose in her career with KVC Nebraska helping people with disabilities find caring homes where they can learn skills for independent living.

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